mxr code
Generated from
mxr code --help. After editingcrates/daemon/src/cli/, update and review the snapshots withscripts/cargo-test -p mxr --test cli_help, then rebuildsite/.
The one-time code from your latest sign-in email, ready to paste.
mxr reads the codes that verification, login and two-factor emails give you (“Your verification code is 482913”, “G-123456 is your Google code”) by rules, never by a model, in any folder but Trash and Spam. A code counts as current for the lifetime the email states, else ten minutes. Promo, gift, booking and branch codes are never one-time codes.
By default it prints the newest current code. –copy also puts it on the clipboard, saying so on stderr so stdout stays the code. –all lists the codes from the last day, expired ones marked. When stdout is not a terminal the output is JSON; –format ids prints the code alone.
Examples: mxr code –copy mxr code –format ids | pbcopy mxr code –all
mxr code [OPTIONS]Options
Section titled “Options”| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--all |
List recent codes, expired ones too, instead of only the latest |
--copy |
Put the code on the clipboard as well (pbcopy, wl-copy or xclip) |
--account <ACCOUNT> |
Limit to one account; the default covers every account |
--format <FORMAT> |
[possible values: table, json, jsonl, csv, ids] |
-h, --help |
Print help (see a summary with ‘-h’) |
See also
Section titled “See also”- CLI overview: full command index
- Concepts: query operators, search modes, JSON shapes
- Automation contract: which commands support
--format json,--dry-run, stdin